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i have dual booted a dell laptop with windows 10 creators update and Ubuntu
I have a 10mbps connection
using the speedtest, I got the upload speed in windows to be the max (near 10 mbps) but download speed was only 0.37-0.50 mbps after repeated reboots
I tried installing different versions of intel drivers(19.20,19.50(Dell Recommended), 19.60) but no change
I downgraded my windows to anniversary update and got the perfect download speed
Also Ubuntu has given me the expected speed everytime
any solutions?
note: I have kept track of background downloading processes and found none to be consuming the speed
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the model is Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165
I have tried enabling disabling WMM from both router and advanced settings
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Hello Sid.khanna,
We understand you're having wireless performance issues under Windows® 10 Creators Update, in a dual boot configuration with Ubuntu*.
Did you manage to roll back to Aniversary Update and stay, or are you back to Creators?
The 19.60.0 PROSet drivers address issues reported on dual boot configurations. It's also possible that the issue is being caused by Creators Update, independed of your dual boot.
For future reference, could you please download and run the Intel® System Support Utility. This software will scan your current hardware configuration and settings then save them into a report.
To enable attachments you will need to use the "advanced editor" (top right) while replying.
Best regards,
Carlos A.
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Hello Sid.khanna,
We have not heard back from you in a while. Has your issue been resolved?
Best regards,
Carlos A.

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